These assignments provide opportunities for students to learn and explore a few key concepts central to language documentation and description with real primary language documentation data from a 1977-1984 project studying lexical and morphosyntactic variation across the many Indigenous Mixtec (Otomanguean; Mexico) languages. Students will consider matters of orthography, dialectology, and language variation, and may be able to contribute to a volunteer effort to make digital transcriptions of these survey documents.These materials were produced through a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (PW-259116-18).Latin American Studie
Teachers and learners of Indigenous languages in Mexico encounter multiple barriers, including socia...
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The Meso-American (morpho)Phonology project (MAmP2009-2014, IUF) explores four dimensions of descrip...
These assignments provide opportunities for students to learn and explore a few key concepts central...
This thesis presents findings of research conducted on the relatedness of seven Mixtec varieties spo...
The presence of multiple linguistic variants can be a significant challenge during the early stages ...
This dissertation focuses on a setting that is characterized by a markedly high level of linguistic ...
This thesis consists of two independent papers and a text. One paper is centered on Mixtec languages...
This dissertation investigates the dynamics of language change in the Mixtec languages, a branch of ...
This dissertation concerns a language documentation project covering the Mixtepec-Mixtec variety of ...
This autoethnographic study reports on the author’s experiences learning Huitepec Mixtec, or Tnu’un ...
Many discussions of orthography development center on the later stages of such endeavors and on the ...
Cette thèse porte sur un projet de documentation linguistique concernant la langue mixtèque de mixte...
This presentation will provide an overview of ongoing collaborative language revitalization effort...
This paper presents our approaches to creating, editing, annotating and curating an extensible and r...
Teachers and learners of Indigenous languages in Mexico encounter multiple barriers, including socia...
This paper examines the ways in which teaching K’iche’ Maya to American students impacts local langu...
The Meso-American (morpho)Phonology project (MAmP2009-2014, IUF) explores four dimensions of descrip...
These assignments provide opportunities for students to learn and explore a few key concepts central...
This thesis presents findings of research conducted on the relatedness of seven Mixtec varieties spo...
The presence of multiple linguistic variants can be a significant challenge during the early stages ...
This dissertation focuses on a setting that is characterized by a markedly high level of linguistic ...
This thesis consists of two independent papers and a text. One paper is centered on Mixtec languages...
This dissertation investigates the dynamics of language change in the Mixtec languages, a branch of ...
This dissertation concerns a language documentation project covering the Mixtepec-Mixtec variety of ...
This autoethnographic study reports on the author’s experiences learning Huitepec Mixtec, or Tnu’un ...
Many discussions of orthography development center on the later stages of such endeavors and on the ...
Cette thèse porte sur un projet de documentation linguistique concernant la langue mixtèque de mixte...
This presentation will provide an overview of ongoing collaborative language revitalization effort...
This paper presents our approaches to creating, editing, annotating and curating an extensible and r...
Teachers and learners of Indigenous languages in Mexico encounter multiple barriers, including socia...
This paper examines the ways in which teaching K’iche’ Maya to American students impacts local langu...
The Meso-American (morpho)Phonology project (MAmP2009-2014, IUF) explores four dimensions of descrip...